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Tudo É Jazz - Festival Inter- Dantes E Jornalistas Cultura/Turismo MINAS GERAIS SEXTA-FEIRA, 9 DE SETEMBRO DE 2005 - 8 Os dias 15, 16 e 17 deste mês MUSIC.CENTER.FR cos convidados. Os “Diálogos” se- serão dedicados à quarta edição do rão filmados pela TV Minas e servi- mais charmoso evento musical do rão de subsídio para músicos, estu- Brasil: Tudo é Jazz - Festival Inter- dantes e jornalistas. nacional de Jazz de Ouro Preto, No festival “Tudo é Jazz” de que reunirá na histórica cidade 2004, Ouro Preto recebeu nomes mineira grandes artistas da mú- como Jane Monheit (EUA), Patrícia sica contemporânea, numa mis- Barber (EUA), John Hendricks tura de nomes consagrados e (EUA), César Camargo Mariano, Ro- músicos da nova geração. O fes- mero Lubambo, Hermeto Paschoal, tival, que nas suas três edições Seteve Coleman (EUA), Orchestra apresentou cerca de 75 músicos Morphine (EUA), Fernando Moura e estrangeiros e mais de 100 brasi- o Quinteto Hornheads (Inglaterra). leiros. acontecerá no Centro de Artes e Convenções da Univer- PATROCÍNIO E APOIO sidade Federal de Ouro Preto. O “Tudo é Jazz” ultrapassa O Tudo é Jazz – Festival In- os objetivos de promover entrete- ternacional de Jazz de Ouro Preto nimento de qualidade e traz tam- tem curadoria, direção e realização bém a oportunidade de evolução da MultCult, de Maria Alice Mar- musical e cultural dos artistas lo- tins e Mariana Martins, e tem cais, com oficinas e workshops como um dos objetivos “trabalhar gratuitos, além de encontros en- em prol de uma Ouro Preto me- tre os artistas convidados. Para lhor, mais segura, protegida, orga- participar das oficinas, os interes- MICHEL LEGRAND, UM DOS GRANDES NOMES NA PROGRAMAÇÃO DO FESTIVAL DE OURO PRETO nizada, trazendo pára a cidade tu- sados devem enviar currículo ristas de qualidade, não predado- para [email protected]. res, que, além de se divertirem, OFICINAS PAU BRASIL respeitarão um patrimônio que há muito deixou de ser regional”. 1 - Produção de CDs e a O festival tem patrocínio da música criativa no Brasil. Dia UDO É AZZ Cemig, Açominas, TIM e Ministé- 15, 15 às 17 horas, com Rodol- T J rio do Turismo, com apoio do fo Stroeter. Aborda os diversos Consulado dos Estados Unidos, aspectos artísticos da produção Festival Internacional de Ouro Preto reúne de um CD: repertorio, estúdio, Geraes FM, For Comunicação Ili- orçamento e realização da pro- o que há de melhor do gênero no mundo mitada, Parque Metalúrgico da dução executiva. Utiliza apare- carreira do músico. possibilidades de interpretação. 5 - Diálogos do Jazz. Dias 15, Ufop, Prefeitura de Ouro Preto, lho de video e CD. 3 - Construção e descons- 4 - Masterclass Pau Brasil. 16 e 17, de 17 às 19 horas no Teatro Secretaria de Estado da Cultura, 2 - Administração da car- trução do ritmo na música Dia 16, 14 às 16 horas. Oficina co- do Centro de Convenções. Interme- Secretaria de Comunicação, Hotel reira de músico. Dia 16, de 10 às criativa brasileira. Dia 17, de letiva sobre o funcionamento do diação: Jornalista Norma Couri. Solar N. S. do Rosário, Associa- 12 horas, com Nelson Ayres. 14 às 16 horas, com Ricardo grupo e dissecação do processo Participam: Luiz Orlando Carneiro, ção Comercial e Câmara de Turis- Aborda as muitas nuances da Mosca. Nessa oficina, aborda-se criativo com arranjos de duas ho- Maestro Nelson Ayres, José Domin- mo de Ouro Preto, Sesc-MG e Se- construção e desenvolvimento da o aspecto rítmico e as múltiplas ras de duração. gos Raffaelli, Ivan Monteiro e músi- cretaria de Estadode Turismo. O BRILHO DOS PARTICIPANTES O currículo dos participantes é extenso, trumento, o piccolo bass (baixo pequeno), JACOB FRED JAZZ ODYSSEY – de Tulsa, carreira tem 15 anos de sucesso internacional. porque todos têm carreira internacional, con- MICHEL LEGRAND – compositor, pianis- Oklahoma. Não há nenhum Jacob Fred neste PAU BRASIL - Fundado em 1979 e meta- quistaram inúmeros prêmios e são nomes ta e maestro francês, é mestre absoluto da har- revolucionário trio de jazz, cujo nome é ape- morfoseado várias vezes, o grupo chega agora obrigatórios nos principais festivais de jazz no monia e uma referência da melhor música que nas uma brincadeira. Formado por Brian Haas a essa estupenda formação: Nelson Ayres (te- mundo inteiro. Por isso, só é possível um bre- se faz no mundo em todos os tempos. Vence- no piano, Reed Mathis no baixo e Jason Smart clados), Teco Cardoso (sax e flauta), Paulo víssimo resumo de cada um: dor de vários Oscar e Grammys, Michel Le- na bateria, faz uma música de vanguarda com Bellinati (violão) e Rodolfo Stroeter (baixo) e ELIANE ELIAS – Paulista, é extraordinária grand é um dos mitos da música mundial. uma mistura de jazz, rock e funk. o novato Ricardo Mosca (bateria). Cada músi- pianista, cantora e compositora. Mora em DELFEAYO MARSALIS – Um dos mestres E.S.T. – é considerado o melhor trio de co desses é um mestre. Nova York desde 1981. Criou versões origi- norte-americanos do trombone, nascido em jazz da década, formado pelos escandinavos DUO TAYLOR EIGSTI E JULIAN LAGE nais para uma variedade de músicas brasilei- New Orleans, berço do jazz e hoje arrasada (suecos) Esbjörn Svensson, Dan Berglund e – o melhor do jazz em estilo entusiástico, ras incluindo baladas e bossa nova. pelo furacão Katrina. Apresenta-se em, Ouro Magnus Ostrom. Um dos seus álbuns, “Stran- direto e suingado, com elementos de stri- IVAN LINS – pianista e compositor de Preto com o veterano pianista Mulgrew Mil- ge Place for Snow”, quebrou então todos os grande sucesso, com carreira internacional. ler, o saxofonista Donald Harrison, o baterista recordes de prêmios na Europa. de e bop, soul e funk. Taylor começou a estudar piano aos quatro anos de idade e Quincy Jones, George Benson, Ella Fitzge- Jason Marsalis e o baixista Delbert Felix. NEW YORK VOICES - Um dos melhores rald, Sarah Vaughan, Carmen MacRae e Bar- ANDY BEY – de Newark, vizinha de Nova grupos vocais de jazz dos anos 90, formado gravou seu primeiro CD aos 14. bra Streisand gravaram canções suas. York. Começou a cantar jazz aos oito anos. por Leader Darmon Meader (que também WEBER LOPES – exímio violonista, já RON CARTER - baixista e violoncelista de Aos 13, em 1952, gravou seu primeiro ál- toca os instrumentos de palheta, e o EWI (so- dividiu o palco com os maiores instrumen- classe mundial desde os anos 60, figura entre bum solo, e aos 17 formou o Andy & the pro elétrico), Meader, Caprice Fox, Kim Na- tistas brasileiros. No exterior, apresentou- os maiores acompanhantes de todos os tem- Bey Sisters com suas irmãs Salome e Ge- zarian, Lauren Kinhan e Peter Eldridge. se em vários países da Améria Latina, pos. É membro do New York Jazz Sextet e do raldine, grupo que fez uma turnê de 16 me- FRANCESCA ANCAROLA - Compositora e Oriete Médio e Europa. Ganhou duas ve- New York Jazz Quartet, V.S.O.P. Tour e Mi- ses na Europa e gravou três álbuns. Não é cantora chilena, dona de uma voz privilegiada. zes o Prêmio Pró-Música que elege os me- lestone Jazzstars. Inventor do seu próprio ins- conhecido tanto quanto deveria. Estudou no Chile e nos Estados Unidos e sua lhores da música mineira a cada ano..
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